Bryan Nominated by Acclamation at Prohibition Convention
William J. Bryan was nominated by acclamation to head the Prohibition party ticket at Lincoln Nebraska. The move came after Bryan had telegraphed friends he could not accept if chosen, amid a tense dispute over the nomination process and secret talks among delegates. The convention proceeded with applause and a parade before formalizing the nomination and sending a telegram of support to Bryan.
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Morning Journal
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Prohibition Party
Standard Pearer
Bryan
Friay
W. G. Calderwood
Minnesota
Mr. Bryan
Clinton N. Howard
New York
Charles Bryan
H Howard
Howard
C. W. Bryan
Marie Brehin
California
Darede
Upwy
Nebraska
Florida
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
National Committee
Prohibition National Convention
Marie C. Brehm
BE. L. G. Hohenthal
Weather forecast and local conditions for Denver and nearby states
Denver forecast unsettled with cooler conditions expected Thursday or Friday. Arizona showers possible Thursday and Friday with warm temps in the south. Local report ends a 24 hour period with recorded temperatures and humidity, noting partly cloudy skies and variable wind.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
South Portion
S.si
War Department to reduce high cost of living
Washington July 21 the war department plans to put millions of dollars worth of canned meats on the market at prices below pre war levels. The meats will be sold domestically through wholesale and retail stores nationwide with 60 000 postmasters 5 000 bankers and mayors assisting. Items include canned corn beef corned beef hash roast beef and bacon.
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Washington
War Department
Division of Sales
Lakes to the Sea Waterways Project Gains Momentum
Detroit July 21 United States Senator Charles K Townsend of Michigan endorses the Great Lakes to the Sea waterways as a national necessity at the opening session of the Great Lakes St Lawrence tidewater congress. The event draws 1560 delegates from fourteen central western states and Canada with speakers from industry agriculture and railroads.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Charles KE. Townsend
Michigan
Lakes
Continental
North America
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Montreal
Wisconsin
West
Harding backs suffrage push as he accepts Republican bid
Senator Harding pledges to push for ratification of the woman suffrage amendment in time for all women to vote in November. The move follows talks with NAWSA and Carrie Chapman Catt in Tennessee. He also discusses the League of Nations with Senator Lodge and plans a decisive policy push on the treaty.
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Orming Journal
Marion
Harding
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Nashville
Tenn
Senator Harding
Party of Women
League of Nations
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League
Wilson
Hardine
William McKinley
Canton
Caledonia
Dayton
James M. Cox
Chalitauqua
H. Avert
William F. O'dham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph M. Denning
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Resolute Triumphs Over Shamrock IV In Dramatic Jetty Cup Race
Resolute, defending the America’s Yacht Club cup, edged Shamrock IV in a 30 mile match after a neck and neck finish. Shamrock opened a brief lead, but a late puff swung the verdict to Resolute by the handicap, with the veteran crews and spectators witnessing a dramatic finish.
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Sandy Edlock
N. J
Resolute
Shamrock IV
Shamrock
Hiesolute
Elake
Pan
Resmate
Getter
Lipton Expresses Confidence After Steam Yacht On Board July
Thomas Lipton voiced strong confidence after the launch or operation involving his steam yacht aboard in July. The statement reflects optimism about the venture's prospects and Lipton's continued involvement.
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Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IV to race again after cleaning
Sir Thomas said Shamrock IV would lift the cup but the day’s result kept him upbeat. He praised Resoulte’s win as a beautiful close race and expressed confidence Shamrock would carry the cup again after Friday’s scratch race post drydock cleanup.
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Shamrock IV
Resolute
Sir Thomas
Peace terms offered by Chinese General Chi Jui
Peking July 19 General Chi Jui army commander offers terms that would mean complete capitulation of the military party. The terms are being communicated to leaders of the Chibli faction for acceptance or rejection.
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LY Morning Journal Special
Peking
Chi Jui
Chibli
Armistice Ordered in Chinese Faction Fight Near Peking
President Hsu Shih Chang ordered Anfu and Chihli factions to halt hostilities amid fighting near Peking. General Tuan Chi Jui resigned and joined government troops. Japanese forces fought at Yangtsun and feared interference could spark anti foreign sentiment in Peking and Tianjin.
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San Francisco
Hsu Shih Chang
Anfu
Chibi
Peking
Shanghai
Chinese World
Tuan Chi Jui
Cabre
Yangtsun
Chihli
Tien Tsin
Warning to Shippers of Fruit on Interstate Shipments
Washington July 21 The department of agriculture issued a warning to shippers of fruit and vegetables that interstate packages must bear a statement of quantity. Fruits in baskets hampers drums cartons boxes crates and barrels may be marked by weight or dry measure. Barrel shipments may be marked by the United States standard barrel and divisions. Federal inspectors will check that contents are properly marked.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department 4
United States
Agricultural Department
Navy blimp C-10 dives into Jamaica Bay after race
At Naval Air Station Rockaway July 21 the dirigible C-10, with eight aboard including three reporters, fell into Ambrose Lightship area then plunged nose first into Jamaica Bay. Lt. A. W. Evans nose-dived to land, saving all aboard from a 2900 foot descent with no injuries.
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Naval Air Station
Rockaway
N. Y
Associatedress
Naval
A. W. Evans
Jamaica Bay
Evans
Sinn Fein workers mauled in Belfast shipyard clash
In Belfast Harland and Wolff yards Sinn Fein employees were badly mauled as unionists gathered to boycott Sinn Fein workers. More than 5,000 unionists met, urging Binn Fein laborers to quit. Seven men attempted to swim Musgrave Channel but were beaten and turned back.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
Harland and Wolff
Referendum Probable On Award Of Labor Board
Chicago July 21 The $600 million railway wage award may be put to a referendum by 1.8 million railroad workers after the rail board refused a rehearing. Union leaders showed no consensus, with many awaiting officers action as some locals walked out or rejected the award while others prepared to accept with new demands.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Grand Trunk Railroad
American Express Company
Yeaterday
Brotherhoods
Brotherhood of
Order of
Campaign plans firmed as Cox outlines 1920 scene
In Columbus Ohio July 21 Governor Cox and George White map a Democratic national committee plan with 15 members and women included. Notification dates for Cox and Roosevelt target August 7 and 9 with tours to follow. headquarters sites eyed in New York Chicago San Francisco.
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Morning Journal
Columbus
Ohio
Cox
George White
New
National Committee
Marion
White
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Maine
G. M. Pattangall
Massachusetts
Edward W. Quinn
Bay State
George Hass
Women
The
Bass
National Campaign Committee
Pomerenc Ts
Pomerene
Senate
Senator Lodge
United States
Feisal Accepts French Ultimatum Over Syria Mandate
A Beirut despatch dated July 26 reports Emir Feisal has accepted General Gouraud’s ultimatum terms. A Daily Mail Cairo dispatch states King Feisal appealed to the League of Nations against the French mandate and currency and official language measures for Syria.
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Ming Journal
Paris
Beirut
Syria
Emir Feisal
Gouraud
London
Feisel
Daily Mail
Cairo
League of Nations
Protest Memorandum Delivered Over Armenian Boundary Expulsion
A memorial protesting the expulsion of Kharput from united Armenia was presented to President Wilson in his role as arbitrator. Representatives of Kharput residents in America cited Armenian schools colleges and businesses in Kharput as vital to the region and argued without these provinces Armenia would be barren and poor.
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Arid Party
Brussels
Germany
Ithdraw
France
Morning Journal Special
Nations’ League
Chisensen
Parley Christensen
Labor Party
Frugene VY
Debs
Atlanta
Shamade
Opecia
Morbring Journal Spec AL
Spectal
King Feisal
Karput
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